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Castlelyons dairy farmer Donal Sheehan, has been associated with the BRIDE Project since 2018. An initiative that has been very successful in raising awareness about environmental concerns, the project reached the end of its EU funded term in December 2023.

The image of the salmon was and remains synonymous with Ireland - for many years, it appeared on one of our monetary coins. An iconic fish, it is, unfortunately, getting scarce - much to the concern of anglers everywhere. A combination of changes to habitat, commercial fishing and environmental concerns are threatening stocks nationally and internationally.

The plaudits are coming thick and fast for departing priest, Fr Bobby Power. While it has nothing to do with outstanding individuals such as Fr Bobby, there's a growing realisation that the existing pool of clerics is drying up at an alarming rate.

Residents living near McDonalds in Killarney are hopeful that a solution has been found to their traffic woes caused by the huge volume of vehicles parking and blocking access to the local estates.

Ambitious to a fault, Burncourt Drama Group undertook a trio of plays over two nights on Friday and Saturday last. This south Tipperary-based group have an excellent track record when it comes to 'packing them in' and this feat was replicated once again last weekend.

THE minute children step out of Ballinacarriga National School, they are on the roadway and taking their lives in their own hands, according to Cllr Declan Hurley (Ind).The councillor tabled a motion at a meeting of the West Cork Municipal District (WCMD) calling for the installa

Parents and management of a Kerry school are urging motorists to slow down as they campaign for safety works to be carried out to ensure the safety of the 52 pupils who must cross the road on a daily basis.

Parents and management of a Kerry school are urging motorists to slow down as they campaign for safety works to be carried out to ensure the safety of the 52 pupils who must cross the road on a daily basis.

All the panto ingredients are present for 'Woodie At The OK Corral' - which opened, before expectant audiences, in Fermoy Community Youth Centre last weekend.

One side of Bridge Street was given a brand new look, complete with a fine brick surface, but the other side was never done.